Purdue scientists to use wasps against ash borer
We're importing a non-native species (or three) to try to control the emerald ash borer.
I don't like wasps.
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Hmmm. Teh Google showed me an article from Purdue. More details, but not really enough to satisfy. You'll be happy to hear these wasps are tiny, and stingerless. Tests in China show they really don't like laying their eggs into anything other than Emerald Ash Borer eggs. The will lay into the eggs of other, closely-related borer species, if they can't find EAB nests.
But yeah, _absolutely_ __nothing__ can go wrong.
They're going to start laying eggs in our fresh brains.